Sentence examples for bad organisms from inspiring English sources

In by far the majority of cases, Lactobacillus or Bifidobacterium spp. are the microorganisms endowed with the supposed beneficial effects; nevertheless, it should be noted that the distinction between "good" and "bad" organisms is a rather arbitrary one, and is strongly dependent on where in the digestive tract, and to whom, they are applied [ 36].

The effects of ROS can either be good or bad for organisms.

In good times and bad, this primitive organism survived.

A few of the workers indicated that it is important not to drink water that is ' too hot' or ' too cold' because it is ' bad for the organism'.

"I feel the organic industry has painted itself in a corner saying that all genetically modified organisms are bad.

More importantly, despite the extensiveness of the research results available, no clear answers have been given yet to the question of whether electromagnetic pollution has a bad influence on living organisms.

All tanks & systems have bacteria, good & bad, pests & disease organisms present all the time.

Everett Hansen, of Oregon State University in Corvallis, and colleagues presented more bad news: The SOD organism can infect almost all major forest species, including Douglas fir and American chestnut.

Last week, more than a decade after the federal government allowed the first release of a genetically engineered organism into the environment, researchers concluded that scientists still cannot say with any precision what the ecological effects -- either good or bad -- of such genetically modified organisms might be.

That's the overarching conclusion of social psychology: we're all staggeringly imperfect organisms, prone to making bad decisions when stress, busyness or poverty robs us of "cognitive bandwidth".

Dr Axe is a big fan of soil‐based organisms, which he believes support gut health and immune response by nourishing cells in the colon and liver and kill bad bacteria.